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aiscapehumanity

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    Crack smoking substacker

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    Comment #38453364

    Not cross-platform? Ngmi

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    Comment #37891797

    MS AI research plus big game IP is a future investment

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    Comment #37212152

    So basically inconsequential bulk

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    Comment #36494201

    Inkcels, I see the love in both, and art that’s both either in process(photo bashing, hybrid/manual touch up and combination or direction(control net+))

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    Comment #36369606

    I recall seeing at least one article where an alternative, synthetic serum was seemingly rejected from approval by seemingly cronyist interplay between corpo-regulatory regimists. …

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    Comment #36350827

    Burn computer science. Like unironically it's so grown into an awful patchwork of dogmas. It sells itself as a software engineers degree, but if it's not really then it's effective…

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    Comment #36216260

    Don’t worry, at this point someone will make a narrow AI capable of taking over the entire UK govt

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    Comment #34814864

    Need to produce vaccines fast. I don't see any excuses why the technological methodology from covid vaccines can't be repurposed for other RNA or DNA based.

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    Comment #34800477

    This has nothing to do with tech

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    Comment #33768024

    Brainlet, it's mostly bots lol.

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    Comment #33163804

    Seems like a bubble. Maybe it’s a good thing, other places may take the reigns with better pop bases

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    Comment #32698849

    Praxis centric knowledge base, tool set is more responsive to actual demands

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    Comment #32698843

    I've heard programming != Comp sci, so perhaps it's not a bad thing.

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    Comment #32574735

    Allow more liberal voluntary experimental freedom. We could do this quicker tbh.

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    Comment #32547116

    Yawn. Russian elites refused to diversify their economy and open up. Plain and simple. The Russia people have been instrumentalized andkterally made artificially poorer than they s…

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    Comment #32547061

    The fact that KF goes after non-criminals, and functions as an infomob with no boundaries for privacy or parasocial etiquette imo is damning of their intentions.

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    Comment #32036738

    What the hell?! I haven’t had a problem with self checkout in years.

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    Comment #31970605

    3d printing doesn't have 'novelty' roots. The technology has shifted from industrial prototyping to end to end production of parts, in some cases, just about whole items, of which …

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    Comment #31964885

    It is indeed interesting.

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    Comment #31931462

    First guess is it exist in a weird spot between progress and reasonable concern, but is a way less protected position than other industrial-ethics consultant work.